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- Subject: Re: Proposal: allow @, $, !, and ? in Lua identifiers
- From: Tom N Harris <telliamed@...>
- Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 23:27:55 -0400
On Saturday, April 26, 2014 06:40:55 PM Rena wrote:
> One thing I've always been curious about is if some design patterns would
> be more popular in languages which are not developed by English speakers.
> E.g. Latin with its many verb forms, or Japanese with its
> subject-object-verb order (which looks a lot like postfix notation vs
> English's infix).
I'd be more curious to see what a programming language would look like if it
inherited the Japanese honor system? Can you imagine having to reference a
variable based on its hierarchical importance in the program relative to the
calling function?
Thankfully, the inventor of Ruby wasn't inspired by that part of his native
tongue.
--
tom <telliamed@whoopdedo.org>
- References:
- Proposal: allow @, $, !, and ? in Lua identifiers, Coroutines
- Re: Proposal: allow @, $, !, and ? in Lua identifiers, Tom N Harris
- Re: Proposal: allow @, $, !, and ? in Lua identifiers, Rena
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